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700C GMC Denali Men's Road Bike $158 at Walmart
Walmart has the 700C GMC Denali Men's Road Bike for $158 + shipping. Shipping is about $20; free site-to-store pickup at limited locations. Versatile bike features a lightweight and strong aluminum frame, 21-speed Shimano drive train, racing style alloy wheels, and alloy side-pull caliper brakes. [Compare]
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#1
dave_c - Posted 9:13 pm PDT 09/24/09 (7521 Posts)
Cheap side-pull brakes... when stopping isn't part of your vocabulary. Strap a wet sponge to the rim to help train noobs.
#2
goldenboyfx - Posted 9:14 pm PDT 09/24/09 (1078 Posts)
Ha ha my neighbor bought his GMC Denali for $30,000 what an idiot!
#3
leo - Posted 9:25 pm PDT 09/24/09 (828 Posts)
that is pretty funny #2.
#4
rjsaint - Posted 9:44 pm PDT 09/24/09 (124 Posts)
Bike ridden to win the 2002 Tour de Main St.
#5
monkieinabarrel - Posted 10:19 pm PDT 09/24/09 (871 Posts)
tour de main street? how long was that? 500ft?
#6
bboyflashy - Posted 10:53 pm PDT 09/24/09 (654 Posts)
i guess is a good price for everyday biking
#7
btc909 - Posted 11:09 pm PDT 09/24/09 (1106 Posts)
Denali this the high end version right?
#8
fboutlaw11 - Posted 11:20 pm PDT 09/24/09 (185 Posts)
The highliest!
#9
JediKnight - Posted 12:22 am PDT 09/25/09 (1273 Posts)
For riding the Tour de Farce.
#10
satnav4 - Posted 4:22 am PDT 09/25/09 (66 Posts)
Some of you could use a bike ride.
#11
tommyb - Posted 5:43 am PDT 09/25/09 (268 Posts)
for $150 this is a great start to a fixed gear bike, pull off the crappy components, rebuild (or buy new) the rear wheel, get a decent front brake, enjoy.
#12
spatchcock - Posted 5:56 am PDT 09/25/09 (38 Posts)
#11, you're an idiot. You might as well jack a bike from somebody who knows what their doing than go through all that BS. Lemme guess, you have brand new 26's on your rusted out 83 caprice...word.
#13
carguydc - Posted 6:41 am PDT 09/25/09 (553 Posts)
Shimano parts are good though arent they?
#14
Rajan - Posted 9:09 am PDT 09/25/09 (218 Posts)
you will find shimano makes budget and not so budget products, both. there is more to a bike than 1 brand name item on it. there are some folks who refuse to put anything shimano on their bike because they want better. think weight of frame, amount it flexes, how much noise from the road it will absorb, how long the bike will last - when making a decision. i spent a day riding shitty bikes and progressing to more expensive models. i settled on a "specialized roubaix expert" for my first bike. it has taken me through one 86 mile tour, and i do about 50 miles a week on it. i haven't ridden the gmc denali, but i doubt i could do the same on it.
#15
SelfGovern - Posted 10:26 am PDT 09/25/09 (1803 Posts)
So, Rajan, how much did that "specialized roubaix expert" set you back?
And how much of a problem is unabsorbed road noise, if you're not listening to your ipod?
#16
davidtb - Posted 4:49 pm PDT 09/28/09 (12 Posts)
A junk bike, is a junk bike.
I road a huffy 10-Speed with a rear disc brake when I was in the Navy, It was heavy, and it was tough riding drunk, but I never had a problem with it.
The $158 road bike looks ok, but I wouldn't expect to be handin' to my kids one day.
I road a huffy 10-Speed with a rear disc brake when I was in the Navy, It was heavy, and it was tough riding drunk, but I never had a problem with it.
The $158 road bike looks ok, but I wouldn't expect to be handin' to my kids one day.
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